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Unsafe Living Conditions

Are Gas or Electrical Issues a Breach of Habitability in Colorado?

Gas and electrical issues are a breach of habitability in Colorado if they compromise your health and safety. That means that if you, as a tenant, suspect gas or electrical issues, you can report them in writing to your landlord and expect the matter to be remedied within 24 hours. Gas Issues and Breach of Warranty of Habitability When one considers the risks that go with certain types of gas issues, it is easy to see why they…

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How to Document Unsafe Living Conditions in a Colorado Rental Unit

You should document unsafe living conditions in your Colorado Rental unit by taking date-stamped photos and videos. Keep a log of any specific issues and the dates and times you noticed them, and keep a record of communications with your landlord. If unsafe living conditions have already led to damage to your personal property or health, document this too. For damage to your property, take photos. If your health has been affected, send a medical report. Keep copies…

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Landlord Refusing or Delaying Repairs?

Landlord Refusing or Delaying Repairs?

In Colorado, tenants are entitled to a safe rental unit in good repair. If your landlord refuses to make repairs or delays repairs, they are violating the law, and you have rights. It is up to you to enforce those rights, though, and a Colorado unsafe living conditions lawyer can help you take swift legal action to protect your health and safety. Sue My Landlord is here to help. Our legal team is solely focused on helping tenants…

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